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Best of British magazine is primarily Britain's nostalgia monthly, coming jam packed with stories and images that evoke memories. Every page of the magazine is a collectible item, with stories from the page, a revisit to history and timeless read. Best of British magazine gives the rundown on British life, from 1930s to present times. For those people who want to savour the sweet memories of mighty British, this magazine is the best choice. Enjoy every issue and contemplate on the facts that gave British its might.
Stories from Yesteryears
The regular monthly feature, Yesterday Remembered is dedicated to foregone era, complete with memories and photographs, mainly mailed in by the readers of Best of British magazine. Readers share with other readers what they think are valuable to them and of value to everyone who sees and reads about them.
There are fascinating articles on wartime Britain, stories of development of war crafts, airplanes and the stories of several hundreds of discoveries and inventions that changed the human lives world over – all make Best of British magazine a very special read for anyone who loves British heritage.
Collectors' Items
For those people who have some nostalgia – of the pens, toys and equipments that were used in Britain more than half a century ago, can take a look at the 'Collector's Corner', where such items are listed and described with its worthiness in today's antique market. Sure, there are several dozens of daily use items that were chic in 1940s through 60s. Finding all of them is impossible today. The magazine gives you a rundown on the items that are fetched and about the number of pounds that you can spend to buy one. Otherwise, you can read about the museums that display the toy train your grandpa used as a kid.
Regular Features
Apart from the usual nostalgia items, you will also see features like 'Pursuing a Pastime', coming with clear description of how to correctly have a good, rewarding pastime – March 2008 issue had photography as a pastime and an article on taking a photography course for sharpening your shooting skills.
The magazine takes a look at the past, with affection, describing and illustrating how the high street appeared in 1950s, how Johnnie Gray lead his band, how the soccer star badges appeared, how they printed ads on paper, the size and colours of collectible cards, and hundred other things that several among us hold dear and important.
Competitions
Competitions form another attractive regular at Best of British Magazine. You will find several competitions that give you a chance to win some prizes like a copy of "Oliver Twist" by Charles Dickens, "Cranford" by Elizabeth Gaskell, etc.
Best of British Magazine – makes you Nostalgic
Best of British magazine is not just a listing of things from the past half a century, but also a clear description of what it feels like to be living in the 30s, 40s, 50s and later.
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